acceptable to have them resprung or is there a place sombody knows thats pretty reasonable on new rear leaf springs?
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19 years ago
leaf springs?
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19 years ago
By "resprung" I assume you mean "re-arched"? Define "reasonable", a certain cost? Do you need lift or added load capacity? What sort of vehicle? There are also add-a-leaf kits, Rancho SoftRide AAL kit is good
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19 years ago
a small amount of added load capacity would be nice, im just looking to replace the factory springs with somthing close to stock ride hieght.
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19 years ago
oops sorry, 96 taco if it matters.. 4x4
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19 years ago
Try an add-a-leaf kit if the springs are otherwise undamaged. Look for a kit with at least one long, thin leaf, the Rancho kit I mentioned above has one long pair and one shorter pair of leaves you can add to or in place of existing leaves in the spring pack to get the load capacity and ride height you want. You could get a spring pack from a junkyard as well, or look to a place like Alcan Spring or National Spring to build you a custom spring pack based upon your vehicle's weight and load carrying needs. I've run Alcan springs for many years and they work very well.